Any Suggestions

[venom3carnage]

I no nothing of air tanks but i have a VS3(stock) and a fasta 18v led. Right now my air tank is a 72/3000 pure energy and i want a carbon fiber one and also i want is smaller im looking for a tiny ony really like a 48 or 45? any suggestions on whats out there to get? also the field i play at says 3000 only if i get a 4500 can i still fill it up but only to 3000?

[The Pumper]

If you want a small tank, go with a 48/45 or a 45/45 both are extremely small. I've always used crossfire without a problem.

Yes you can still use the tank but it'll only fill to 3000, not 4500.

[Jegger24]

Here's my suggestion.... although it is a little bigger...

http://www.actionvillage.com/is-bin/...AAETD7HvC7 wE

I've got one and absolutely LOVE IT.

[venom3carnage]

thata tank is a little big i have a 72 right now and its great but at the same time its heavy and is hard to run with. i really want a small one. is there anything smaller than a 45 or 48 that is still 4500? what are the name of some good brands?

[DriverJ]

Originally Posted by venom3carnage

thata tank is a little big i have a 72 right now and its great but at the same time its heavy and is hard to run with. i really want a small one. is there anything smaller than a 45 or 48 that is still 4500? what are the name of some good brands?

45/45 is plenty small unless your a tiny person

[bigred76]

CP, Crossfire, Air America, and Guerilla Air are all good brand names. I'd actually sugest the 68/45 to you as they're not that heavy, and will be good if you find a shop that fills to 4500. A 45/45 IS the smallest tank out there for 4500 fills, but it doesn't have enough air capacity for most players. With the 68/45, you'd get a few hundred shots less than you are now, but with a couple pounds less weight. Another alternative is a 68/3k, which are cheaper than 68/45's, but will not suit you as well in the long run.

[The Pumper]

Only carbon fiber tanks I'd stay away from are the 114's and 88's :P

Those are big. Everything else is not heavy enough to not want to use. Especially compared to a 72/30 steelie.

[venom3carnage]

Originally Posted by bigred76

CP, Crossfire, Air America, and Guerilla Air are all good brand names. I'd actually sugest the 68/45 to you as they're not that heavy, and will be good if you find a shop that fills to 4500. A 45/45 IS the smallest tank out there for 4500 fills, but it doesn't have enough air capacity for most players. With the 68/45, you'd get a few hundred shots less than you are now, but with a couple pounds less weight. Another alternative is a 68/3k, which are cheaper than 68/45's, but will not suit you as well in the long run.

i thought they all shot the same amount of shots depending on the 3000 or 4500? ur telling me that the 45/48/68/72 also make a diff i thought that was just how big it is? let me know if im wrong about this. if so i will probably want a 68

[bamf-hacker]

The first number is the physical size of the tank. The second number is the PSI of the tank.

If you are comparing two tanks of equal size (68/3000 and 68/4500) then the tank with the higher PSI will yield more shots.

So for example a 68/3000 and a 48/4500 would yield about the same number of shots.

So if you want a small tank then you can go for a 45/45, a 48/45 or even a 72/45 peanut tank, that will be a little shorter than a 68ci tank but have more shots/fill.

And if you want really small you can get a 13ci tank